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... respect to those important facts, and referred to the Infers said be forgeries; which, however, had been proved hv Mr. Dixon Hardy, a most respectable witness, far as testimony of this nature could go, to the hantlwritimr of Mr. Maguire, although portion ...
... Lieutenant John William Cross to be First Lieutenant, purchase, rice Kennedy, who retires. Thomas Bunbury, Gent., to Second Lieutenant, vice Archer. Serjeant-Major Thomas Townsend, from the Royal Sappers and Miners, to Adjutant and Second Lieutenant, vice Coghlan ...
... Cronin, Warner Hannigan, Patrick James Callanan, R. Phayre, Charles Campbell, Henry Hardy, Samuel Usher, Thomas Graydon, John Leahy, John M'Donogh, Bold C.Hill, Thomas M’Niece, James O’Flanagan, and James Moore. ...
... from the 41st Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Alexander Young, who retires upon half-pay Royal African Corps Lieutenant Thomas Wharton Young to be Adjutant, vice Young, who resigns the Adjutontcy only. Ditto—Lieutenant William Bartley to be Paymaster ...
... Eugene of S» v °y. Vols. 9 and 10. Augustas Voh Kotzebue. Vol. 11. John Creighton IVm. Gifford Thomas Ellwood. Vol. 12. Lev is Heiberg. Vol. 13. James Hardy Vaux. Vol*. 14 and 15. Edward Gibbon. Vols. 16 anil 17. Benvenuto Cellini. Vol. 18. James Lackington ...
... Stratagem, and John of Paris, formed the entertainments. In the former, Madame Vestris sustained the character of Letilia Hardy in her usual animated and fascinatiug stile The warm reception with which she was greeted appeared incite her to extraordinary ...
... King, John Twycrosa, James rw-arlett, Robert Spence, William Crazier, James Wyon, Thomas Mason, Robert Hanna, John Kennedy, Robert Ruskell, John Elliott. Thomas M'Evory, Thomas Williams, David Lindsay, James Buffington, Kendrick Yeates, Robert Morrisson, ...
... court. Grand Jury. —Joseph Leycester, Esq., Foreman Bartholomew Gibhings, Thomas Harrison, Richard Lane, George Knapp, Charles Ferry, Charles Evanson, Francis Wise, Win. Thomas Jones, Samuel Ferry, James J. Cummins, Richard Sainthill, William M. Baker ...
... at six o’clock, a party of nearly one hundred persons sat down to a most magnificent dinner at Mrs. Luce’s Hotel; Sir G. Thomas, Bart., President, supported on his right by Lord llchester and Joseph Weld, Esq,, and on his left by Sir G. Leeds, Bart, ...
... present .t ' On ' ward Owen returns to the Surveyor-Generdsh.p of the Ord nance, vice Sir Herbert Taylor and that the Thomas Hardy supplies Sir Edward place at the Hoard rolralty. —John Hull. There have been various rumours relative to the final resignation ...
... more swollen presumption, and swaggering silliness, perhaps, has never seen the light. It is Sir Henry Hotham, and not Sir Thomas Hardy, who replaces Sir Edvard Owen the Admiralty Board. The total amount of money pud, due, or can I* claimed by distillers ...
... The*Duke’s horse was thewinuen re w charette^nd HWMARKET THEATRE. . its cast. and Farrcn himself played Hardy of a first appearance on j, jj a tep, is umler- Hardy. Theyounir personation of LrtHia of arrcns. f the half . id i o , whTch indicated the true to the ...